You needs depend on what you want to do with it: such as serve up Netflix, host some Zoom meetings, and enjoy some low latency fragging. Not all devices are the same, there are good quality USB wifi adapters and there are also garbage ones that age as gracefully as a first-gen chromecast. Many smartphones allow connecting the phone Wi-Fi though USB 'tethering' to the computer. Overheating Wi-Fi adapters, in general, seem to be the most common issue with maintaining a connection, and that largely depends on what controller is under the heatsink/heatspreader, and also how good the Wi-Fi router is (because those cheap pieces of junk can overheat as well). I have had bad luck with a lot of older Wi-Fi devices, and there are plent of USB adapters that can overheat. Otherwise, a PCIe Wi-Fi 6 card would be another good choice.
It depends on if your motherboard supports an m.2 wifi card (A or E key), which is usually a third m.2 slot somewhere on the board you could get something like an intel AX200 m.2 2230 desktop kit if so, which comes with antenna mounts.
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